Chris Evans jokes that he wasn't edited into Disneyland photos after posing with Mickey Mouse and other characters

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Chris Evans jokes that he wasn't edited into Disneyland photos after posing with Mickey Mouse and other characters
Mickey Mouse, Chris Evans, and Minnie Mouse at Disneyland on June 11, 2022.Handout/Getty Images
  • Chris Evans visited Disneyland in California on Saturday to promote his new movie "Lightyear."
  • While there, the actor posed with Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, and Pixar characters.
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Chris Evans might be a celebrity, but like the rest of us, he sometimes struggles with posing for photos.

The actor visited Disneyland on Saturday to promote his leading role in the upcoming film "Lightyear." While there, he had a photo shoot with characters including Minnie and Mickey Mouse, who were dressed as Woody and Buzz from "Toy Story."

But after Pixar shared the pictures on Twitter, Evans critiqued his serious expression and joked about being edited into the images.

"I promise I'm not photoshopped into these! I just have a very disciplined pose. ‍♂️ (And I don't know what to do with my hands)," he wrote.

Evans also stood alongside classic Pixar characters including Mr. Incredible, Mrs. Incredible, and Joy and Sadness from "Inside Out."

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Both photos were taken at Pixar Pier, a section of Disneyland's California Adventure Park.

Chris Evans jokes that he wasn't edited into Disneyland photos after posing with Mickey Mouse and other characters
Chris Evans poses with Pixar characters at Disneyland on June 11, 2022.Handout/Getty Images

Videos of Evans at Disneyland were also posted by the official Instagram account for his new film, which tells the story of the human Buzz Lightyear that inspired the toy in the movie franchise.

Fan accounts have since reshared the clips.

Evans is just one of the multiple celebrities to have gotten attention after visiting a Disney theme park recently.

The Kardashians faced backlash in April when a TikToker shared a video of them cutting a line of parkgoers and taking over the Mad Tea Party ride.

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Then in May, Halsey posted about a special Disney World trip during which she met a waiter she felt connected to. She said on Instagram that she learned the Disney employee had tattoos inspired by her music, and that she later invited him to the stage at a concert.

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